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New NewMoon 27 Build! 32bit https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20211120-20d9ef889-xpmod.7z 32bit SSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20211120-20d9ef889-xpmod-sse.7z 32bit noSSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20211120-20d9ef889-xpmod-ia32.7z 64bit https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win64-git-20211120-20d9ef889-xpmod.7z source repo: https://github.com/roytam1/palemoon27 repo changes since my last build: - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1202965 (part 1) - Add MOZ_UNUSED. r=froydnj. (457960f48) - Bug 1200097 - Fix warnings in logalloc. r=glandium. (3f115e470) - Bug 1200623 - Fix FdPrintf.o link error in --disable-optimize builds. r=glandium. (4f07a36e2) - Bug 1202965 (part 2) - Use MOZ_UNUSED in FdPrintf.c. r=glandium. (2dd55aaa7) - Bug 1203314 - Make operator<< a method on unused_t. r=froydnj This prevents operator overload resolution from failing when this file is included in a file that uses Chromium IPC logging. (80f5cf4c5) - Bug 1014691 - Move APZ mochitests to gfx/layers/apz/test/mochitest. r=kats (b3e811b10) - Bug 1014691 - Move TestAsyncPanZoomController.cpp to gfx/layers/apz/test/gtest. r=kats,glandium (7c7598033) - Bug 1083101 - Add a memory arena to Moz2D. r=jrmuizel (986b49392) - Bug 1083101 - Add a task scheduler to Moz2D. r=jrmuizel (58002f967) - partial of Bug 1140675 - Disable failing tests on windows opt. r=me (8d4b5b761) - Bug 1170081 - Add a tag to run only mochitests that use HTMLMediaElement::MozCaptureStream. r=cpearce. (fc9e19146) - Bug 1189744 - Fix crash after GetOwnPropertyDescriptor failed to populate all fields of desc. r=jandem, a=abillings. (464905f1b) - Bug 1184414 - X.[[SetPrototypeOf]](Y) should succeed if X.[[Prototype]] is already Y. r=jorendorff. (3c3b9767c) - Bug 1240792 - Test that assignment to primitives throws in strict mode. r=jorendorff (5fe30b7d1) - Bug 1172609 - Part 5: Add js::ResetTimeZone() function. r=waldo, r=ted (2f8021714) - Bug 1172609 - Part 6: Add nsJSUtils::ResetTimeZone() function. r=ehsan (35c1bbeb2) - Bug 1172609 - Part 7: Hal calls nsJSUtils::ResetTimeZone() when timezone changes. r=dhylands (fe55a0830) - Bug 1150534 - Synchronously decode favicons before calling GetFrame. r=tn (4f1acc810) - Bug 1168495 - Restrict updated region to fall within GTK window. r=jrmuizel (d92a71a5c) - Bug 1180971 - Fix X11 SHM invalidation regions on HiDPI with GTK3. r=karlt (98cce94d0) - Bug 1156182 - Prevent widgets from creating a LayerManager during shutdown. r=sotaro (4af6914c9) - Bug 1194397 - Force gdk_window_ensure_native on gdk window creation. r=acomminos (06a6eb2d8) - Bug 1190935 - Fix race condition in gtk window EndRemoteDrawingInRegion. r=nical (cc7468e81) - Bug 1182972 - Fallback to GTK monitor scale factor when mGdkWindow is null. r=karlt (69326bcfd) - Bug 1168843 - use thread-safe refcounting for shared memory surfaces to avoid shutdown crashes. r=jmuizelaar (1d9b0914e) - Bug 1167786. Restrict bounds of drawn region to the nsShmImage bounds to avoid X errors. r=karlt (005464f91) - Bug 1205045 - remove GTK calls from compositor thread. r=jmuizelaar (ce5753137) - Bug 1120851 - Set candidate window position for prediction even if no composition. r=masayuki (5814e776e) - Bug 1176843 - Don't query caret rect on layout change. r=masayuki (4673f14ff) - Bug 1177171 - Round widget coordinates on GTK3. r=karlt (3cd3af1c1) - Bug 1186017 part.1 Rename nsGtkIMModule to mozilla::widget::IMContextWrapper r=m_kato+kerlt (f2b60dcd2) - Bug 1186017 part.2 Rename GetBoolName() in IMContextWrapper.cpp to ToChar() r=kerlt (dade4fd9d) - bug 1182972 remove unused aRepaint parameter from NativeResize methods r=acomminos (ae76c8f99) - bug 1182972 remove mNeedsMove/mNeedsResize logic; instead process changes immediately r=acomminos (9417b03dc) - bug 1182972 no need to pass member variable bounds to NativeResize r=acomminos (422e57acc) - Bug 1181000 - Use logical pixel to set IME candidate window. r=karlt (d6f78610a) - Bug 1191213 nsBaseWidget::NotifyWindowMoved() shouldn't notify IME when native IME handler doesn't have focus r=m_kato (59ee4fc9c) - Bug 1198861 - Improve aliasing information and type barrier handling for unboxed arrays, r=jandem. (9ea8fd1cd) - Bug 1198861 - Improve type barrier logic to avoid unnecessary tests on primitive types, and fix redundant baseline stubs for SETELEM property adds, r=jandem. (f1f2252c0) - Bug 1083101 - Win32 implementation of the JobScheduler. r=jrmuizel (https://github.com/mozilla/newtab-dev/commit/120cce1d) - Bug 1083101 - rename gfx::Mutex into gfx::CriticalSection and move it to its own file. r=jrmuizel (https://github.com/mozilla/newtab-dev/commit/6198b794) - Bug 1083101 - Make SyncObject's waiting jobs list lock-free. r=jrmuizel (https://github.com/mozilla/newtab-dev/commit/e27060d8) (60a7b63ca) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1209039 - Temporarily disable thread names in Moz2D to work around a static check failure CLOSED TREE. r=me (8c45ce9eb) - missing bit of Bug 1198216 - Check for presence of ICU::Timezone::recreateDefault() (e047330f1) - Bug 1233743 - Remove the Mutex typedef from gfx/2d. r=vlad (c1b5a3746) - Bug 1083101 - Implement gfx::DrawingJob. r=jrmuizel (22818c618) - Bug 1083101 - Extend DrawCommand storage functionality and fix a bug with dashed stroke patterns. r=jrmuizel (11daecf61) - Bug 1083101 - Make gfx::DrawingCommand methods const. r=jrmuizel (f5099f18d) - Bug 1127665 - Fix the condition of if-statement of name updating when the Bluetoooth device paired. r=btian (a751b7b6c) - Bug 1128383 - [bluetooth2] Add adapter.onpairingaborted event handler, f=jocelyn, f=jaliu, r=shuang, r=bz (cc9fe48d9) - Bug 1054756, part 3 - Implement Symbol.toPrimitive. Replace existing convert hooks with methods. r=jandem. (4c3db3ac3) - Bug 1083101 - Make SyncObject's waiting jobs list lock-free. r=jrmuizel (a5793e016) - pointer style (80bb87e64) - Bug 1207006 - Remove the unhelpfully-confusing exceptionCodeIndented. r=bz (5fc73954b) - pointer style (f46f24dfb) - Bug 1145854 - Don't leak WrapperOwner::className's string. r=billm (6e83a9377) - Bug 1187234 - Throw a TypeError when Array.isArray is passed a revoked proxy. r=efaust (75e166521) - Bug 1164764 - Make all the various DeadObjectProxy handler methods call a single function to report a dead object, rather than repeating the same function call/arguments everywhere. r=evilpies (686daa9d2) (b34d60dba) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Pointer style (123e601e8) - fix typo (609acf15f) - Bug 1175538 - Ensure str_split result object has the right group. r=jandem (a2831dfea) - Bug 1173100 - Cleanup OneUcs4ToUtf8Char a bit. r=Waldo (330503e3c) - Bug 1199887 - Rename StringRegExpGuard::init(JSContext*, JSObject*) to initRegExp for clarity. r=evilpie (dd3b8bdc7) - Bug 1199887 - Make str_replace_regexp_raw return a JSString*, rather than return its always-string result via outparam. r=evilpie (45f062b55) - Bug 1199887 - Make str_replace_string_raw return a JSString*, rather than return its always-string result via outparam. r=evilpie (bc1d1f089) - Bug 1139696 - Fix cross-compartment Map/Set structured cloning (r=evilpie) (97b6b3da2) - Bug 789589 - Fix the ABO class hierarchy comment to be accurate, r=Waldo (88fb94723) - Bug 789589 - Implement JS_NewDataView, r=Waldo (a6bbea944) - Bug 789594 - Implement DataView cloning, r=Waldo (41ad7b157) - Bug 1188612 - Transferable errors should become NS_DOM_DATA_CLONE_ERR, r=sfink (bdbf67c65) - Bug 1179003 - Convert the infallible objectClassIs proxy hook into a fallible getBuiltinClass hook that indicates class type via outparam. r=efaust, r=bz on DOM bits, r=billm on IPC bits (61495dcc5) - Bug 1191570 - Use ToPropertyKey everywhere ES6 says to use it. r=Waldo, r=jandem. (819417dea) - Bug 1133377 - Make DataView constructor correctly handle undefined byteLength argument r=sfink (0fc942ba5) - Bug 1199643 - Fix unsafe use of PerformanceGroup. r=jandem (2632d9f5d) (20d9ef889)

A lot of it is just what you get used to, which is why many users of Firefox-based browsers prefer the old UI found in Pale/New Moon, or the even older UI found in SeaMonkey/BNavigator/IceApe. I've gotten Serpent 55 humming along pretty much the way I like it with add-ons, preference settings, and the like, so I'm not terribly psyched about starting over with a brand-new browser. (Same thing goes for OSes, BTW, which is why so many want to run Windows XP on newer machines.) Even moving to a UXP browser like Serpent 52 means losing some add-ons, which may not be easily replaceable. But UXP does restore compatibility with DropBox, GitHub, GitLab, etc., so I always keep one (currently IceApe) in my Quick Launch bar. For maximum compatibility, though, nothing beats Chrome. It shouldn't be that way, but unless/until someone comes down on Google the way the government did on Micro$oft a quarter of a century ago, it's the situation we're all forced to deal with. And your "unGoogled" 360Chrome versions are one of the best choices right now, being compatible with XP, Adobe Flash (sans the hassle of "standard" Chromium), and all those "troublesome" Web sites. So it too has earned a permanent spot on my Quick Launch bar.

Most user-agent extensions aren't really smart enough to "really" work. For starters, there are two (that I know of) methods that a web browser advertises its user agent -- HTTP user-agent and JavaScript API navigator.userAgent. Most user-agent extensions only deal with HTTP user-agent and do nothing as far as JavaScript API navigator.userAgent. So... When you want to "fake" BOTH the HTTP and the .js API, I suggest using a feature already built in to 360Chrome -- the Developer Tools Console. Here's how -- Note that this only works on the tab that contains the Developer Tools. Open the Developer Tools and right next to the "X" that closes the Developer Tools is a "three-dot" icon to "Customize and control Dev Tools". It will open a small context menu and in that menu you will see "More tools". Hover over "More tools" and you will see another menu. In this menu, click on "Network conditions". There is an option for "User agent" that will always default to "Select automatically". Unselect the "Select automatically" checkbox. Select the User Agent that you want to "fake". Refresh the page and that page now loads as if you are the faked User Agent you just set. Again, this only works for the tab that contains the Developer Tools. You can be one user agent in one tab, a different user agent in a different tab, a third agent in a third tab, you can fake as many as you want but it is "per tab".

StartIsBack++ 3.1 almost https://s3.amazonaws.com/startisback/StartAllBack_3.0.9d_setup.exe

Agreed. And NONE OF IT "improves" the web! Would have been very late 90's, perhaps very early 00's. I just remember a college punk working for us that installed it on his computer and "everybody" (EXCEPT ME!) flocked to it in droves because it had "tabs" (I had tabs via Sleipnir or GreenBrowser, don't recall offhand). We hired him for the SUMMER and the entire building (only about 20 of us) was HIT WITH A VIRUS (EXCEPT ME!) that was distributed across the network FROM HIS COMPUTER, originating from HIS web browser! He was a college intern that was supposed to work for us every summer of his college years but needless to say we did not bring him back after that first summer. When did Firefox introduce "tabs"? That would pinpoint a year more closer than me trying to "reminisce".

You cannot delete the entire "Local Storage" folder on any version newer than v13.0.2206 (you edited the loader .ini to delete too much in the RunAfter section). This includes Humming Owl's v13 because it is v13.0.2250. The Dev Tools language setting is saved in this folder. Or delete the "Local Storage" folder but know that the downside is that your Dev Tools language preference will not be memorized.

IceCat: xp build of 52.3.0 win32 and win64 portable versions download link in @Eclectic post on the page 4, here: https://msfn.org/board/topic/182794-updated-browser-list-for-windows-xp/?do=findComment&comment=1204837

Yep , that's because he made his version from a russian repack , so you need to switch from russian to be able to view with normal fonts/language . Here's how to do it , this image is from the russian website where he got his version . https://www.upload.ee/image/13076295/360ee.gif

Depends on what you use your comptuer for. Important to me for my usage? Nope. Important to a "gamer" and his/her usage? Yep. Important to somebody that watches "tv" on their computer instead of on a "tv"? Yep. Important to somebody that uses computer for news and research? Nope. And it's technically more of a test for your graphics capabilities than it is for your browser. My computer has five widescreen monitors. That "test" shows gray for 3 of my 5. But flashes between red and cyan on 2 of my 5 (but I would expect it to also as those two monitors run off of USB 2.0 and are converted to VGA).

That's actually a good question! (The only dumb questions are the ones you fail to ask.) I'm not sure about this, but I think the V8 engine is included in 360Chrome versions. JavaScript in Chromium-based browsers is a bit slower than in browsers using IonMonkey, but it's still a lot faster than in Firefox-based browsers with IonMonkey disabled. Seems unlikely Google could achieve such performance without a JIT compiler. If I'm right, I don't know if there's a way to turn V8 off, except by going to a sufficiently old version of Chromium. But I'm also not sure if V8 has had the number of security issues IonMonkey has, so turning V8 off for security may not be as desirable.

New regular/weekly KM-Goanna release: https://o.rthost.win/kmeleon/KM76.4.5-Goanna-20211120.7z Changelog: In-tree changes: - winEmbed: update startup URL to www-archive version (9cbd5866) Out-of-tree changes: * update Goanna3 to git 413983e19...20d9ef889: - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1202965 (part 1) - Add MOZ_UNUSED. r=froydnj. (457960f48) - Bug 1200097 - Fix warnings in logalloc. r=glandium. (3f115e470) - Bug 1200623 - Fix FdPrintf.o link error in --disable-optimize builds. r=glandium. (4f07a36e2) - Bug 1202965 (part 2) - Use MOZ_UNUSED in FdPrintf.c. r=glandium. (2dd55aaa7) - Bug 1203314 - Make operator<< a method on unused_t. r=froydnj This prevents operator overload resolution from failing when this file is included in a file that uses Chromium IPC logging. (80f5cf4c5) - Bug 1014691 - Move APZ mochitests to gfx/layers/apz/test/mochitest. r=kats (b3e811b10) - Bug 1014691 - Move TestAsyncPanZoomController.cpp to gfx/layers/apz/test/gtest. r=kats,glandium (7c7598033) - Bug 1083101 - Add a memory arena to Moz2D. r=jrmuizel (986b49392) - Bug 1083101 - Add a task scheduler to Moz2D. r=jrmuizel (58002f967) - partial of Bug 1140675 - Disable failing tests on windows opt. r=me (8d4b5b761) - Bug 1170081 - Add a tag to run only mochitests that use HTMLMediaElement::MozCaptureStream. r=cpearce. (fc9e19146) - Bug 1189744 - Fix crash after GetOwnPropertyDescriptor failed to populate all fields of desc. r=jandem, a=abillings. (464905f1b) - Bug 1184414 - X.[[SetPrototypeOf]](Y) should succeed if X.[[Prototype]] is already Y. r=jorendorff. (3c3b9767c) - Bug 1240792 - Test that assignment to primitives throws in strict mode. r=jorendorff (5fe30b7d1) - Bug 1172609 - Part 5: Add js::ResetTimeZone() function. r=waldo, r=ted (2f8021714) - Bug 1172609 - Part 6: Add nsJSUtils::ResetTimeZone() function. r=ehsan (35c1bbeb2) - Bug 1172609 - Part 7: Hal calls nsJSUtils::ResetTimeZone() when timezone changes. r=dhylands (fe55a0830) - Bug 1150534 - Synchronously decode favicons before calling GetFrame. r=tn (4f1acc810) - Bug 1168495 - Restrict updated region to fall within GTK window. r=jrmuizel (d92a71a5c) - Bug 1180971 - Fix X11 SHM invalidation regions on HiDPI with GTK3. r=karlt (98cce94d0) - Bug 1156182 - Prevent widgets from creating a LayerManager during shutdown. r=sotaro (4af6914c9) - Bug 1194397 - Force gdk_window_ensure_native on gdk window creation. r=acomminos (06a6eb2d8) - Bug 1190935 - Fix race condition in gtk window EndRemoteDrawingInRegion. r=nical (cc7468e81) - Bug 1182972 - Fallback to GTK monitor scale factor when mGdkWindow is null. r=karlt (69326bcfd) - Bug 1168843 - use thread-safe refcounting for shared memory surfaces to avoid shutdown crashes. r=jmuizelaar (1d9b0914e) - Bug 1167786. Restrict bounds of drawn region to the nsShmImage bounds to avoid X errors. r=karlt (005464f91) - Bug 1205045 - remove GTK calls from compositor thread. r=jmuizelaar (ce5753137) - Bug 1120851 - Set candidate window position for prediction even if no composition. r=masayuki (5814e776e) - Bug 1176843 - Don't query caret rect on layout change. r=masayuki (4673f14ff) - Bug 1177171 - Round widget coordinates on GTK3. r=karlt (3cd3af1c1) - Bug 1186017 part.1 Rename nsGtkIMModule to mozilla::widget::IMContextWrapper r=m_kato+kerlt (f2b60dcd2) - Bug 1186017 part.2 Rename GetBoolName() in IMContextWrapper.cpp to ToChar() r=kerlt (dade4fd9d) - bug 1182972 remove unused aRepaint parameter from NativeResize methods r=acomminos (ae76c8f99) - bug 1182972 remove mNeedsMove/mNeedsResize logic; instead process changes immediately r=acomminos (9417b03dc) - bug 1182972 no need to pass member variable bounds to NativeResize r=acomminos (422e57acc) - Bug 1181000 - Use logical pixel to set IME candidate window. r=karlt (d6f78610a) - Bug 1191213 nsBaseWidget::NotifyWindowMoved() shouldn't notify IME when native IME handler doesn't have focus r=m_kato (59ee4fc9c) - Bug 1198861 - Improve aliasing information and type barrier handling for unboxed arrays, r=jandem. (9ea8fd1cd) - Bug 1198861 - Improve type barrier logic to avoid unnecessary tests on primitive types, and fix redundant baseline stubs for SETELEM property adds, r=jandem. (f1f2252c0) - Bug 1083101 - Win32 implementation of the JobScheduler. r=jrmuizel (https://github.com/mozilla/newtab-dev/commit/120cce1d) - Bug 1083101 - rename gfx::Mutex into gfx::CriticalSection and move it to its own file. r=jrmuizel (https://github.com/mozilla/newtab-dev/commit/6198b794) - Bug 1083101 - Make SyncObject's waiting jobs list lock-free. r=jrmuizel (https://github.com/mozilla/newtab-dev/commit/e27060d8) (60a7b63ca) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1209039 - Temporarily disable thread names in Moz2D to work around a static check failure CLOSED TREE. r=me (8c45ce9eb) - missing bit of Bug 1198216 - Check for presence of ICU::Timezone::recreateDefault() (e047330f1) - Bug 1233743 - Remove the Mutex typedef from gfx/2d. r=vlad (c1b5a3746) - Bug 1083101 - Implement gfx::DrawingJob. r=jrmuizel (22818c618) - Bug 1083101 - Extend DrawCommand storage functionality and fix a bug with dashed stroke patterns. r=jrmuizel (11daecf61) - Bug 1083101 - Make gfx::DrawingCommand methods const. r=jrmuizel (f5099f18d) - Bug 1127665 - Fix the condition of if-statement of name updating when the Bluetoooth device paired. r=btian (a751b7b6c) - Bug 1128383 - [bluetooth2] Add adapter.onpairingaborted event handler, f=jocelyn, f=jaliu, r=shuang, r=bz (cc9fe48d9) - Bug 1054756, part 3 - Implement Symbol.toPrimitive. Replace existing convert hooks with methods. r=jandem. (4c3db3ac3) - Bug 1083101 - Make SyncObject's waiting jobs list lock-free. r=jrmuizel (a5793e016) - pointer style (80bb87e64) - Bug 1207006 - Remove the unhelpfully-confusing exceptionCodeIndented. r=bz (5fc73954b) - pointer style (f46f24dfb) - Bug 1145854 - Don't leak WrapperOwner::className's string. r=billm (6e83a9377) - Bug 1187234 - Throw a TypeError when Array.isArray is passed a revoked proxy. r=efaust (75e166521) - Bug 1164764 - Make all the various DeadObjectProxy handler methods call a single function to report a dead object, rather than repeating the same function call/arguments everywhere. r=evilpies (686daa9d2) (b34d60dba) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Pointer style (123e601e8) - fix typo (609acf15f) - Bug 1175538 - Ensure str_split result object has the right group. r=jandem (a2831dfea) - Bug 1173100 - Cleanup OneUcs4ToUtf8Char a bit. r=Waldo (330503e3c) - Bug 1199887 - Rename StringRegExpGuard::init(JSContext*, JSObject*) to initRegExp for clarity. r=evilpie (dd3b8bdc7) - Bug 1199887 - Make str_replace_regexp_raw return a JSString*, rather than return its always-string result via outparam. r=evilpie (45f062b55) - Bug 1199887 - Make str_replace_string_raw return a JSString*, rather than return its always-string result via outparam. r=evilpie (bc1d1f089) - Bug 1139696 - Fix cross-compartment Map/Set structured cloning (r=evilpie) (97b6b3da2) - Bug 789589 - Fix the ABO class hierarchy comment to be accurate, r=Waldo (88fb94723) - Bug 789589 - Implement JS_NewDataView, r=Waldo (a6bbea944) - Bug 789594 - Implement DataView cloning, r=Waldo (41ad7b157) - Bug 1188612 - Transferable errors should become NS_DOM_DATA_CLONE_ERR, r=sfink (bdbf67c65) - Bug 1179003 - Convert the infallible objectClassIs proxy hook into a fallible getBuiltinClass hook that indicates class type via outparam. r=efaust, r=bz on DOM bits, r=billm on IPC bits (61495dcc5) - Bug 1191570 - Use ToPropertyKey everywhere ES6 says to use it. r=Waldo, r=jandem. (819417dea) - Bug 1133377 - Make DataView constructor correctly handle undefined byteLength argument r=sfink (0fc942ba5) - Bug 1199643 - Fix unsafe use of PerformanceGroup. r=jandem (2632d9f5d) (20d9ef889) * Notice: the changelog above may not always applicable to XULRunner code which K-Meleon uses. A goanna3 source tree that has kmeleon adaption patch applied is available here: https://github.com/roytam1/palemoon27/tree/kmeleon76

This should get you there -- <!-- Borealis Navigator --> <em:targetApplication> <Description> <em:id>{a3210b97-8e8a-4737-9aa0-aa0e607640b9}</em:id> <em:minVersion>0.9.0a1</em:minVersion> <em:maxVersion>2.*</em:maxVersion> </Description> </em:targetApplication>

my purpose was to show false things some normies got from VPN. Not talking from someone like you or other privacy concern person rather someone who uses iphone and VPN and firefox since went deep into privacy promises. Good VPN/TOR with proper knowledge and precautions is what you need and there is nobody that can do precautions for you. If you wont know threat you cannot fight against it. funny that those commie countries got plenty of free VPN services. I guess honeypots to catch anyone who tries escape authorities. Also never trust any claims VPN provider does. When you look deep enough on internet you find dark truth from any provider.

<OT> Said so very very well; @Mathwiz... please don't assume all people that are struggling with mental/cognitive health issues/disabilities are all mean spirited people. Its more about how those of us that struggle outwardly (may perhaps) take it out on other people and chose to make others suffer as a way to cope. Trust me ... and I'm saddened to have to say such, but being on the "Spectrum" often times reveals said persons true personality and lack of compassion and empathy; but that doesn't mean bitterness and self hatred can't be changed. First hand: I can say, life has dealt some of us a 'bad hand' ... but how we chose to play that hand in life is what counts towards making the best to becoming a human being that others can still find endearing. People can change their behaviors, but only if they (truly) desire to do so. <OT>

It does, particularly for the sufferers; but we shouldn't leave the impression that everyone on the autism spectrum is a narcissistic jerk like we-all-know-who. For a while, I was updating browsers weekly, but more out of fear that we-know-who would do to @roytam1 what they did to @feodor2, and I wanted to have my own copy of the last versions he created. Now that it seems Roytam will continue to the best of his ability regardless of them, I only update when I need a new feature or fix. But I agree with the sentiment, and I'm afraid that once again, the fault lies with Google. Can you think of any other product willing to brand its latest product "version 95?" Well, other than Windows 95, of course, but that was named after the year it came out - it's not as if Micro$oft couldn't get it right in their first 94 tries! (Unfortunately Mozilla has copied Google in this, along with so many other things. I remember the "good ol' days" when browser versions had decimal points, like every other software product....)

You're welcome ; but, there's more... Unbeknownst to me, Aris-t2 has uploaded and archived the FINAL version of CTR, v1.7.8: https://github.com/Aris-t2/ClassicThemeRestorer/releases/tag/1.7.8 v1.7.8.2019.10.27 was a "preview" and has been installed here (St52) since it was first made available ; it simply still works as expected; no prompt to update it to v1.7.8 was ever shown to me, but I just manually did that, and all went OK; so should you ! TL;DR: All Serpent 52.9.0 users who wish to modify the default Australis GUI must install (or upgrade to) the last/final version of CTR, v1.7.8 Later edit : Please read below While we're at it, your AOM screenshot "smells" of a previous Firefox profile transplant, which is something I have always strongly discouraged Firefox52-migrants to do when switching over to Serpent 52/55... ADB Helper ? Valence ? Do you have any need for these two? (Firefox) Greasemonkey 3.11 should be better substituted with https://addons.basilisk-browser.org/search/?terms=greasemonkey (which should direct you to greasemonkey-3.31.4-pm_forkBranch.xpi) Old YouTube: No longer works In general, if Basilisk-specific updated/forked versions of old Firefox extensions exist, I would advise St52 users to switch to them; my 2c, of course...

@Tomcat76: Have you tried to update CTR v1.6.9.1 to the Basilisk-specific version 1.7.8.2019.10.27 ? https://github.com/Aris-t2/ClassicThemeRestorer/releases/tag/1.7.8.2019 I'm not seeing the AOM breakage you report (still on St52 2021-10-08 here); it probably has to do with an extension/setting of yours that affects the AOM; does it happen on a fresh St52 profile, after installing a test extension? if not, the culprit exists within your current, dirty, profile... Sadly, I have to leave now for a few hours, thus not able to offer anything more substantial as help...

... Nah, not surprised myself... ; the Pale Moon unstable channel was terminated last September (in fairness, not many were using it ) and official Basilisk is in a perpetual BETA status; so, the end recipient is expected to be the guinea pig... Plus, I think MCP's judgement has been impacted lately, namely with their semi-psychotic perception of enemies everywhere, and dealing with this "threat" is what consumes most of their energy currently (e.g. alienating former co-devs, moving to private repos, DMCA-ing fork repos, etc.) ... I recollect saying in these threads that MCP were "good" at removing existing (inherited) code - like WinXP/WinVista/Android/MacOS/EME/WebRTC/WebExtension/Container/Firefox legacy extension/FUEL/marqee support (and probably other things I forget about), but not that good at writing original new code to tackle the demands of the Chromium-dominated web... This latest blunder negates the first part of my assessment... But, I guess, I shouldn't be that harsh; everyones's entitled to a "bad day"/"happens in the best of families"/etc.

got some time to build it, and the missing of Services.telemetry breaks everything: 15:17:46.896 1637219866894 addons.xpi ERROR startup failed: [Exception... "Component returned failure code: 0x80570018 (NS_ERROR_XPC_BAD_IID) [nsIJSCID.getService]" nsresult: "0x80570018 (NS_ERROR_XPC_BAD_IID)" location: "JS frame :: resource://gre/modules/XPCOMUtils.jsm :: XPCU_serviceLambda :: line 230" data: no] Stack trace: XPCU_serviceLambda()@resource://gre/modules/XPCOMUtils.jsm:230 < get()@resource://gre/modules/XPCOMUtils.jsm:198 < checkForChanges()@resource://gre/modules/addons/XPIProvider.jsm:3713 < startup()@resource://gre/modules/addons/XPIProvider.jsm:2773 < callProvider()@resource://gre/modules/AddonManager.jsm:234 < _startProvider()@resource://gre/modules/AddonManager.jsm:787 < startup()@resource://gre/modules/AddonManager.jsm:968 < startup()@resource://gre/modules/AddonManager.jsm:3025 < observe()@resource://gre/components/addonManager.js:65 1 Log.jsm:753 App_append resource://gre/modules/Log.jsm:753:9 log resource://gre/modules/Log.jsm:389:7 error resource://gre/modules/Log.jsm:397:5 startup resource://gre/modules/addons/XPIProvider.jsm:2896:7 callProvider resource://gre/modules/AddonManager.jsm:234:12 _startProvider resource://gre/modules/AddonManager.jsm:787:5 startup resource://gre/modules/AddonManager.jsm:968:9 startup resource://gre/modules/AddonManager.jsm:3025:5 observe resource://gre/components/addonManager.js:65:9 15:17:47.001 TypeError: Services.telemetry is undefined 1 resource://gre/components/SanityTest.js:69:7 15:17:47.602 TypeError: telemetry is undefined 1 resource://gre/components/nsBlocklistService.js:701:5 15:17:57.151 A promise chain failed to handle a rejection. Did you forget to '.catch', or did you forget to 'return'? See https://developer.mozilla.org/Mozilla/JavaScript_code_modules/Promise.jsm/Promise Date: Thu Nov 18 2021 15:17:47 GMT+0800 Full Message: TypeError: Services.telemetry is undefined Full Stack: _updateTelemetry@resource://gre/modules/osfile/osfile_async_front.jsm:459:9 post/<@resource://gre/modules/osfile/osfile_async_front.jsm:438:11 TaskImpl_run@resource://gre/modules/Task.jsm:318:42 process@resource://gre/modules/Promise.jsm -> resource://gre/modules/Promise-backend.js:931:23 walkerLoop@resource://gre/modules/Promise.jsm -> resource://gre/modules/Promise-backend.js:812:7 scheduleWalkerLoop/<@resource://gre/modules/Promise.jsm -> resource://gre/modules/Promise-backend.js:746:11 1 resource://gre/modules/osfile/osfile_async_front.jsm:459 15:19:24.963 TypeError: Services.telemetry is undefined 1 resource://gre/modules/PlacesDBUtils.jsm:56:9 15:20:04.063 TypeError: Services.telemetry is undefined 1 resource://global/content/viewSourceUtils.js:93:5 15:20:06.101 TypeError: Services.telemetry is undefined 1 resource://gre/modules/PageThumbs.jsm:223:7 captureToCanvas/< resource://gre/modules/PageThumbs.jsm:223:7 _captureToCanvas resource://gre/modules/PageThumbs.jsm:297:7 captureToCanvas resource://gre/modules/PageThumbs.jsm:222:5 capture/< chrome://browser/content/browser-ctrlTab.js:59:9 shouldStoreThumbnail resource://gre/modules/PageThumbs.jsm:266:7 capture chrome://browser/content/browser-ctrlTab.js:49:5 handleEvent/< chrome://browser/content/browser-ctrlTab.js:86:15

I wasn't able to install the Kex core Update 25 successfully so far, but I initialised the new KexVista.dll on my Kex 24 system: There is only one new line in the core.ini necessary. Of course, the file must be in the KernelEx folder. For testing set app Kexmode Vista or higher. The supported API's are listed in the Readme "KexVista 4.5.2016.25 notes.txt". NTDLL.RtlVerifyVersionInfo=kexbases.2 [VISTA] inherit=WIN2K3 contents=std,kexbasen,kexbases,kexvista desc=Windows Vista [VISTA.names] First test with Firefox 57: DependencyWalker shows that it works. So we are one step further. KexVista is the second hooked module! "Started "FIREFOX.EXE" (process 0xFF83BFE5) at address 0x00400000 by thread 0xE0269071. Successfully hooked module. Loaded "KEXVISTA.DLL" at address 0x19600000 by thread 0xE0269071. Successfully hooked module. Loaded "KEXSTUBS.DLL" at address 0x19980000 by thread 0xE0269071. Successfully hooked module. Loaded "NTDLL.DLL" at address 0xBFE70000 by thread 0xE0269071. Shared module not hooked." . . . Modules are loaded up to LGPLLIBS.DLL. "Couldn't load XPCOM" at "Unloaded "NSS3.DLL" at address 0x00F00000 by thread 0xE0269071." My old attempts are obsolete now and had only worked so far that they didn't harm older browser versions (to start). Older Versions call the CondtionnVariables when these are pesent:

Wow, i never knew how destructive is Moonchild and Tobin, they really destroying everything around them. Fascinating self-destruction. Autism really sucks.

-- Disclaimer -- Those questions in themselves can be regarded (by some) as off-topic here, so providing answers to them might be also construed as derailing the thread ; however, since they were asked by an esteemed member of this community (who has, in the past, also contributed code to these roytam1 browsers), I kindly ask those few "allergic" to off-topic content to move along and ignore this... Now that's been settled : Yes, both official UXP browsers (Pale Moon, Basilisk) could be compiled for MacOS (aka Darwin) with some slight tinkering, because the platform did contain that support; those third-party (beta) builds were never fully endorsed by MCP, but, let's just say, existed on their sufferance . ... The MacOS user community had been mostly active on PM (beta) builds, e.g. https://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/62312/pale-moon And Moonchild was also "generous" enough to accommodate a subforum for Mac users (now locked in oblivion): https://forum.palemoon.org/viewforum.php?f=41 But the leading dev duo (MC+MAT) was never really satisfied with the "efforts" put by the MacOS build maintainers, giving them hard time if/when even slightly deviating from the duo's "vision" of how things should be "properly" handled... All too familiar here by the way they treated feodor's/roytam1's XP forks... Then, Apple gave them the perfect excuse they wanted : last March, the die was cast : End of Macintosh support https://www.palemoon.org/roadmap.shtml This would leave existing users of "macPM" on Intel CPU Macs without future support, a situation reminiscent of XP+Vista users (on older H/W) and MCP's obstinate refusal to support their code/apps on older WinOses... The last macPM release was v29.1.0; the Mac build maintainer (now banned in the PM forums) expressed his intentions to continue releasing Mac builds (by restoring code MCP remove - does it sound familiar?) and, as you'd expect, that caused both MAT+MC to burn fuses... The macPM build was rebranded to White Star since v29.1.1, the author had to evacuate PM forum and move on to his own site ... Another party has rebranded official Basilisk to Silver and offers Mac builds of it, too... https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=61&t=26686 https://github.com/siggi90/NoobSilver https://dbsoft.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=54 @Mathwiz, I hope I covered your queries somehow...

Sure will - good to know such a website exists - it's been 10 minutes since I've seen this and I've already found some old-but-gold software that I didn't know I needed yet... @roytam1 - about Serpent 52.9 - while I'm not exactly sure this is a bug, I believe it to be one - I don't really think it's normal that (sometimes, because of course I am now unable to provide screens...) the warnings about a file being downloaded from the internet built into XP don't close even after you allow a file to run. Happens only with .exe's as far as I'm aware. Weird. Also, this one certainly is - when trying to add more search engines to select, the user is redirected to basilisk's website. That is certainly intended behaviour, however trying to install, for example, Google by clicking on its link results in this error: Nothing I can do I'm aware, and I really don't want to use Bing (or DDG for that matter, as both of them manage to always hide the most important search results for a phrase...) EDIT: Caught the first bug (?) that I describe in this post. Here is a screenshot: As it probably isn't quite obvious, Spotify is already installed and running fine, while this "Open file - warning about security" (rough translation, forgive me if I'm way off on this one) dialog box still stays.

if anyone wants my registry files that disable nearly every windows log / trace but keep eventlog running with the bare minimum of logging; Application, Security, System, CBS, DISM, Windows Update, Setup etc just ask. i have powershell scripts that take ownership of the registry keys first so you can apply the tweaks. sets all unneeded logs / traces to 0 = disabled plus sets the max file size to minimum (1mb) performance monitor just lists the tracing that's disabled on my system, event viewer has a massive list of extra logs under applications and services logs > microsoft > windows too many to list there.